Christmas gatherings across multiple households in Readlyn and area
Marianne Wikner of Minneapolis visited Readlyn area relatives from Saturday evening to Monday. Numerous families hosted Christmas dinners and suppers, including Chapin, Brase, Kirchhoff, Moeller, Wikner, Judisch, Schuldt, Platte, Steppan, Folkers, Karnik, Westendorf, Lahmann, Gloede, and Judisch family members across Readlyn, Waverly, Readlyn, Buck Creek, Alta Vista, Ames, Spillville, Sumner, and nearby communities.
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Marianne Wikner
Minneapolis
R. O. Wikner
Robert Chapin
Myron Chapin
Waverly
Wilbert Brase
Vernon Kirchhoff
Lloyd Moeller
Diane
Herbert Judisch
Readlyn
Ivan Wikner
Mr. Pleasant
Mark Wikner
Ames
Vernon Wikner
Lawrence Snelling
F. B. Schuldt
Louis Platte
LaVerne Platte
Edw. Steppan
Eldon Folkers
Alta Vista
Steppans
Frank Karnik
Spillville
Gottlieb Judisch
Buck Creek
Lester Peters
Robert Judisch
Sumner
Orlyn Westendorf
Paul Lahmann
Leslie Gloede
Lawrence Judisch
Christmas guest lists fill Readlyn households
Readlyn residents hosted numerous Christmas and holiday gatherings with family friends from Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Waverly, Dubuque, and beyond. Visitors included JP Snelling, Ben Kehe, Lawrence Snelling, Clark, Spier family, Drews, Rathe and many others as celebrations extended through Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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JP Snelling
Ben Kehe
Lawrence Snelling
Clark
Don Koschmeder
Readlyn
Emil Spier
Otto Drewis
Albert Droste
San Joce
Cal
The
Spiers
Richard Spier
Waverly
George Dre Wis
Christmas gathering and dinner guests across Iowa families
Mr and Mrs George Quigley of Charles City and Larry Oltrogge of Waverly attended Christmas gatherings. Mervyn Ormston hosted a Christmas at Charles Van Wert’s home in Hampton. Christmas dinner guests included Adolph Brase of Sumner and Ben Moeller’s guests Les Hoppenworth and family, Loren Moeller and family, Virgil Moeller and family, Robert Moeller and sons, and Ernest Boderman. Others included John Berlin with Robert Jenen and family of Grinnell, Loren Bergmann and family, Leslie Schmidt and Robert Moeller and sons.
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LaVerne Platte
E. A. Kleiss
Arnold Stromer
Gary
John Henning
Gene Woodcock
Henry Specht
Sumner
Clara
Lizzie Rathe
Glenn Wolfgram
Waterloo
Ernest Barbknecht
Waverly
Malinda Wolfgram
Orville
Edna
Lawrence Arns
Herman Schwere
Dale Heath
Denver
Earl Steere
Karla
Greene
Wilbert Bunger
Karen
Alfred Schweer
Stanley Buhr
James Winegarden
van and
Ann
Laura Woodcock
Cedar Falls
Grace Woodcock
Ruth Woodcock
Edw. Selck and Sons
Robert Seick
Robert Rathbone
Richard Kreuger
Faribault
Minn
H. W. Krueger
Alice
Nancy Otterstetter
Robert Lohmann
Gerald Kuhn
Ella Kramer
Charles City
Wm. Mueller
Kent
Lloyd Moeller
Diane
Elda Moeller
Readlyn
Robert Chapin
Ed Scott
Jim Anderson
Lavern Meyerhoff
Dunkerton
Ernest Scheddler
Buck Creek
Lyle Bowers
New Hampton
Albert Rathbone
Ronald
Lawrence Snelling
Jerry
Fred Koschmeder
Don Koschmeder
Carl Peters
Cal
R. O. Wikner
Charles Sneller
Mark
Mary Wikner
Werner Schlichting
Ernest Pries
Edw. Steppan
Kleiss
Kenneth Burmaster
Fredericksburg
Sophie Bunger
Herbert Blume
August Kelling
Art
Frederika
Wm. Kelling
Will Blume
Carol Blume
Pomeroy
Lawrence Mummelbie
Steven
Bremer
Louis Platte
Joe Miller
Doris Kuykendahl
Steve Porter
David Price
Bob Schwartz
K. H. Hoppenworth
Otto Rieck
H. H. Hoppenworth
Vernon Wikner
Fred Brase
George Quigley
Larry Oltrogge
Mervyn Ormston
Charles van Wert
Hampton
Edw. Selck
Ons
Adolph Brase
Ben Moeller
Les Hoppenworth
Conrad
Loren Moeller
Virgil Moeller
Robert Moeller
Ernest Boderman
John Berlin
Robert Jenen
Grinnell
Loren Bergmann
Leslie Schmidt
Latest Addresses Of Tripoli Men Now Serving Colors
Ronald J. Hills listed with S. A. 529-5581, stationed aboard U. S. S. Newport News, C. A. 148. Fed. P. O. is in New York, N. Y. This item notes current addresses for service members connected to Tripoli and their postings.
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Tripoli
Ronald J. Hills
S.A
U.S.S. Newport News
C.A
Fed. P.O
New York
N. Y
Elevator mishap injures Russell Laurel in New Hampton
Russell Laurel of New Hampton was injured when a grain elevator toppled in a wind while being moved out of a crib. He suffered injuries to his left knee and right leg.
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Russell Laurel
New Hampton
Europeans Buy U.S. Stocks Amid Tax Debate in 1962
European investors flood into American stocks and bonds seeking safety in United States industries and real estate. First mortgage bonds of transcontinental railroads attract purchases as West German manufacturers post large profits.
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United States
West Germany
Capital Outlook for 1962 Warns of Global Shifts and Risks
The analysis discusses new machinery and low wages driving funds abroad to the United States, with investments in suburban real estate shopping centers and utilities. It predicts mutual funds will outpace stock sales in 1962 and highlights service industries plastics and glass as fast growth areas. It cautions against European investments and notes Canada and Africa as mixed opportunities. The piece concludes that 1962's outcome depends on parents teachers preachers and newspapers rather than Russia.
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Dow- Jones
Canada
Russia
South
Central America
Europe
Africa
Barclays Bank
Barclays
Standard Bank
England
Standard Bank of
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